Category: Compliance

FieldWatch, the world’s premier solution for direct sales compliance, now offers a unique approach for group monitoring and enforcement in its latest release.

All of us at Momentum Factor are excited to announce the 20th major customer for FieldWatch and that more platform enhancements are scheduled to release soon.

Momentum Factor Founder & CEO Jonathan Gilliam to speak at the Direct Selling Academy's Vemma Injunction Event being held at the Zermatt Conference Center in Midway, Utah, on Tuesday, January 12.

The Momentum Factor team, including Founder & CEO Jonathan Gilliam, is excited to be back at this year's Direct Selling Association (DSA) Sales & Marketing Conference: Focus on the Field in Las Vegas from Dec. 9-11!

Momentum Factor's FieldWatch™ platform was recently featured in yet another Forrester Report: TechRadar™: Risk Management, 2015.

Recently, Facebook announced it would be adding new “reaction buttons” to its commenting features. Though some jumped to the conclusion that this would be equivalent to a ‘dislike’ button, there was room left for interpretation about what exactly the buttons would do.

Every time a direct seller has an issue with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), critics of the industry are quick to jump on it, hailing it as a step in the right direction towards shutting down multi-level marketing completely. They’ll say that it is finally being outed as an unsustainable business practice — that they’re all just pyramid schemes in disguise.

In the wake of recent FTC actions, a new pattern of consumer protection action has emerged: companies who go too far in their marketing or give the appearance of an anti-consumer bias may be putting their companies at great risk.

Judge John J. Tuchi yesterday amended his temporary restraining order in the Vemma case – and it has HUGE ramifications for direct sellers. Join us on Tuesday, September 22 at 1 pm Central for a critical update webcast to discuss these important industry developments.

Mark Zuckerberg just announced in a public Q&A that Facebook is working on adding a new button to its commenting features. Though some have jumped to the conclusion that this will be equivalent to a “dislike” button, Zuckerberg left room for interpretation about what exactly the buttons will do.